Can the ear cover/pads be replace? One of mine came off.
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I'm sure you can just call them up and ask for a replacement. Or just look up the company website.
2202
You can search for a replacement for similar size pads and try to fit it, but they're not supposed to be replaceable.
1598431
ive never replaced mine, i would try top find a usb connector with a battery. for the price of the headset i wouldnt make the hassle.
327840
I was wondering the same thing! I had a puppy chew one ear pad but the headphones are not damaged! So, instead of spending money on a new pair of headphones, I'd like to buy replacement pads!!
1085317
About al you can do is call the company..(good luck with that) sometime they will exchange them for a fee. We never had good luck with tv ears. they break very easy !
444709
I'm sorry don't like those people. But you could call them and see if they will resolve it, they don't want to hear about the broken ones but if you get one of the nicer people they might help you with the price. I'm through with tv ears I sent the broken ones and they replaced them for $80+. They don't care that they break !
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Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. « Show Less
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It is easly, just take the old one off by pulling the edge of pad over padle. Replace it with the new one, no tools needed
464960
Sorry. I've not had to replace mine, yet. That sure is a horrible thought, because I really love my headset. You must really use yours a lot.
2021874
Well, with mine I wrapped it around the horizontal part at the base of the pad the headphones rest on, then tied it in a knot so it would stop falling off. It's been working out pretty well for me.
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To be honest the first place I look is Boss Audio, email them and see if you couldn't get some replacement parts. Other than that my advice would but just wing it. Replace them with what you can find at your local audio store. Good Luck!!
2246409
When you get the box there should be different sized ear fittings inside. If you pull up on one of the edges of the foam fitting that's already attached to the buds then you pull it the rest of the way off. It doesn't just slide off easily but then again I don't think you'd want it to. After you've taken the fitting off then you can replace it the same way you took it off just reversing the process.
1678598
Pull off the flat piece that holds it in place and put the ear pad back around it. It will be a little hard and you'll feel like you're going to break it
851054
Min broke recently and I bought (12 Pc Lg Hbm255, 260, Lg HBM 280 Ear Hooks / Foam Buds Repair Set Compatible (3-black, 3-translucent Ear Hooks & 6 "Foam" Ear Buds) By Gadgetbrat®) as a replacement. They tend to be a bit smaller and are more loose on the unit but work okay. at least there are 6 of them so when another breaks which is inevitable, you have a replacement handy and don't have to go days without. There are other replacements available on Amazon.com but these were the least expensive.
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Mine is a model I bought about 3 years ago and haven't need to replace them. Searching the Jabra FAQ site shows that it is possible by removing the three screws under the ear pad.
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Contact Bose....great customer service....it won't be free but you need the cover. ~Moon Dog
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I have been using a pair of these headphones for several years. They continue to work great, but the cushions are beginning to peal off of the earpieces. I did not think of looking for replacements for the cushions to replace them. Instead I bought a new set of headphones. But I would like to try to repair the old ones to save some cash for next time. Will you share where you purchased the replacement cushions? I have used my headphones with several different mp3 players but none of them were ipods.
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Don't think so. The padding over the speaker part that goes over ur ear is kinda build into the headphone. If u really wanted to remove it I'm sure u can but I don't know about replacing it